I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
Nice, but very long. The interviewer was nice to me and asked me clear questions. The initial phone call was alright and straightforward. There were some questions that were hard to answer during the design interview, but I explained my thought proce
Initial phone screening was followed by a final round of interviews with three senior software engineers, interviewed back-to-back. The final round started with an orientation, which other companies don't usually have, making Microsoft stand out.
I interviewed as a senior in college. The interviewing process consisted of two phases for me: (1) a single on-campus interview when Microsoft visited my college campus, and (2) a day-long on-site interview at Microsoft's campus in Redmond. The on-c
Nice, but very long. The interviewer was nice to me and asked me clear questions. The initial phone call was alright and straightforward. There were some questions that were hard to answer during the design interview, but I explained my thought proce
Initial phone screening was followed by a final round of interviews with three senior software engineers, interviewed back-to-back. The final round started with an orientation, which other companies don't usually have, making Microsoft stand out.